The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-15

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Merchants OF Walla Walla Wash, com.
plain to the interstate commissioners that
the freight per 100 pounds on cotton piece
goods from Chicago to Walla Walla ii
$40, while to Portland, Or, 250 miles
further it is only $1.20 per 100 pounds
Richard Cronan, while attempting to
swim across the Niagara river starting
from the Maid OF the Mist" landing was
caught in the current and carried down
through the whirlpool rapids Cronan
came over the falls from Boston week
ago.
For the Fourth Of July celebration Port.
land, Oregon performed an unprecedented
feat in the way OF fireworks, 1t was the II
Elimination Of the summit of Mount IIEIosti, H
the tallest snow-coyered peak in Oregon.
II, 72o feet high.
Private Thomas n Bateman, 81 the
Second United States cavalry, shot and
killed First Sergeant Samuel M. Sopher,
ofthesame troop. at the Presidio barraks,
San Francisco. The sergeant had repri-
manded Batmane for being intoxicated.
At Glendale, Mont, brewery was burn
ed and also Peter SchSwer, the proprietor,
who was sleeping on the second floor, WAS
buried t6 death.
At lewiston. ILL.,, ]. F. Logan, city mar :
shall, was shot and killed by George Welde,
who was intoxicated. The murder was
without provocation. Threats OF lynch
ing Welde are made.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints during the week ending July 2,
was $500, 02o. The same time last year,
$4S7, 5SS.
The following pensions have been grant
ed: Observation-Disclosures A. s. Devoin
Waupaca original, r. A. Bailey Milwaukeei
j. Thatcher, Baraboo; w. Struthers, Har-
mony;.S s. Ramsey Reedsburg L. Linton, !.
Mount Hope; j. McNaughton, Monterey
j. Malloy, Mitchell; A. Cooley, Heart
Brains; j. Timms, La Crosse; j. Cranle
Chippewa Falls: T. J. Enhilder Neillsville
]. Feight, Hilisboro; G. W. Briggs Grand
Rapids; j. Williams, Alton. Dakota--W w.
H. Gates Deadwood; N. Kane, Jr: Dan
forth; A. Small, Fargo; J. w. Todd, Mime
sela- Minnesota Mother r. Z. Carpenter,
Sauk Rapids; original. w. Martin. LaKs
City; J.. Mahoney, bloomington; z, Me.
Grew, Chatfeld; j. Beatty, Anoka; q; y
Key, st. Peter; j. n. Berggren, Red Wing
j. Graham, Mankato; Z. Magill, New lofA
Mile; j. Gray, Frazee City: w. Dean
HutGhinson; j. Smith, Kilkenny W e
Tubbs, Stewartville; G. Stenger, Northhsia.
e. L. Harper, Of the Fidelity Nationa'
bank at Cincinnati, now IN jail awalhhs
trial, says: He had no idea oi any alsAs
ter to the bank, and that he bought stoeA
the day before the closing and only two
days before put $40, 900 ndeposit. Il tls
bank examiner had not come there woOsu
have been no trouble. Hs did not operals
in secret, and all the directors were respoE
sible.
Yam Phen Lee Of Fragrant Hills, ChAna.
who graduated with high honors 90 "
at the last commencement was since MAI
ried to Miss Elizabeth M. Jerome, NeM
Haven heiress The groom FIRST came g
America in 1873. At the end 81 his Iresh.
man year he was ordered back 70 lama
by the government, which had sent him "
America for education. Before going y
China Miss Jerome had fallen Ia love VIII ~,
him and the couple we're engaged 1ne
Chinaman became tired Of home, ran
away TO America and completed his couras rs
at Yale. The couple win live here and tne
groom intends TO enter the iournanstle
field
Lieut.. Wilcox, convicted Of dupllcating
his pay accounts and sentenced 70 w
years ia The state prison, was carried t9
Saltwater Mimi. undera guard 81 colohrn
soldiers
rhhr Ohio lei hc- rarty nnminntes lqAa
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